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A 3.3 magnitude earthquake was registered near Bansko (Belitsa), the National Institute of Geophysics, Geodesy and Geography reported.
The quake was registered at 19:36 pm at a depth of 5 km.
The epicentre is 6 kilometers north of Razlog and 85 kilometers south of Sofia.
There are no damages or casualties, but holidaymakers in the resort of Bansko describe the earthquake as "short, but strong".
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On June 24, the weather will be predominantly sunny, with temperatures climbing especially in the valleys where the afternoon will feel quite hot
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The weather across Bulgaria on June 20 is expected to be predominantly sunny
The day will begin with sunshine across the country
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